Wow! The end of a term already….time flies when we are having fun! This term we have been settling into the routines of the nursery and learning the rules. Routines such as hand washing, snack and lunch times and toothbrushing … Continue reading →

We are so lucky to have Joy Duncan join us for a few weeks of drumming. We have really enjoyed our first couple of sessions and we are learning so much. Drumming requires us to learn about our bodies and … Continue reading →

Wow it’s time for a new term and new school year already! Time to meet up with old friends and make new ones too. We have spent the first full week at nursery settling into and learning/remembering, the nursery rules … Continue reading →

The nursery trip took place on Tuesday 18th June. We began our day at the King Harald Street play park where the children enjoyed the opportunity to run around and play on the equipment.  The drizzle did not dampen the … Continue reading →

Aimee Budge from Bigton Farm visited the nursery with two caddy lambs.  The children were excited to see the lambs who were very friendly.  Aimee brought bottles of milk and some of the children got the chance to feed the … Continue reading →

The children visited the Sands of Sound Beach recently in two groups.  They enjoyed the outdoor learning experience and were keen to explore the beach while engaging in a variety of activities such as mark making in the sand, collecting … Continue reading →

Here are some of the literacy activities that the children have enjoyed recently. They have been developing their mark making skills and letter recognition as well as exploring books.   The children have also been busy developing their numeracy skills … Continue reading →

The children had a great day outdoors planting seeds to grow herbs (chives) and flowers (nasturtiums). They listened very well and followed the instructions they were given when putting compost and seeds into pots. The herbs and flowers were then … Continue reading →

The pre-school children went to see a concert at the Mareel auditorium. They enjoyed listening to the performing act and were actively involved by dancing and clapping along to the music. Through their live audience participation the children were developing … Continue reading →

Bookbug sessions with parents during reading week.   Having fun completing obstacle courses in the gym hall.   Making Easter crafts.   Setting up a party in the quiet room.